Mead Composition Book, Black Marble, 9 3/4in. x 7 ...

• Mead 09910 100 Count Composition Book
• MEAD

Used for years:
This is a good general product for schoolwork, etc. I have used them for years as a personal journal. Recently Mead changed the cover and uses a thinner cardboard so they are not as sturdy as they once were. Otherwise they'd recieve an excellent.

Dave's Tool Shed:
I ordered three of the Mead Composition books because they were a school requirement. There were none to be had here in Kodiak, Alaska, so I ordered them. The notebooks were $5.00 or $6.00 total, and the shipping for almost $17.00!!! I filled out a review that was not very favorable, and within 5 minutes of sending that review, Dave's Tool Shed called me!! They said they would credit my visa card back for the overage in shipping if I would remove the unfavorable review. I removed it. That was almost 3 weeks ago and I have not received any credit on my visa card for the ridiculous shipping charge. I can mail anything up to 3 pounds to ANYWHERE in the United States from Kodiak, Alaska for about $6.00! What's up with the ridiculous shipping charges??!!

Mead Composition Book:
This Mead Composition Book, Black Marble, 9 3/4in. x 7 1/2in., 100 Pages is a great buy! This is the second time I've bought these from this person. Highly recommended! You can buy this item with confidence!

Just What I Needed :-) I know I'll Need More!:
Because of my classes, I know I'll be back here to purchase more of these "black and whites". Thanks!

Accept no imitations!:
I have to agree with my iconoclastic friend--as someone who has filled up many notebooks, I still find the Mead the perfect size. Of course, it is also very comforting to have that familiar friend, the Mead composition book, when one is tense or afraid. The Mead composition book is large enough for you to really draw sketches or diagrams, or for you to insert an important document, while also being small enough to be quickly stowed under your jacket. It works for everyone from a school-child working on a daily journal as a writing assignment to the dreamy poet to the fast paced world of covert corporate operations. One small thing--there is something irresistible about that cover that makes you want to color in the white parts with your blue pen. It looks gorgeous, especially the way the light reflects off the blue. But it is pretty embarrassing to have twelve of your books on display as pieces of evidence (exhibits) in a fairly serious court proceeding and realize that you've colored in the covers! I heard some attorney snigger and I don't think it helped me with the judges. Still, the cover is part of the brilliance of the whole thing, and shame on some no-name company for copying it and calling their product the "Marble" composition book. That's dirty pool. (5)